Leave your dog at the dog daycare in Töreboda

Do you need to leave your dog at daycare now that things are starting to return to normal? Then come to us at Positiva Hunden in Töreboda. Here, your dog can feel safe and secure, and you can feel confident that we are doing everything we can to ensure that the dogs enjoy each other’s company.

If this sounds like something you would be interested in, please do not hesitate to contact us here.

The dogs get plenty of activity

Throughout the day, we make sure your dog gets all the attention and love it needs, but also the necessary rest when needed.
One of our core principles is not to tire out or overwork the dog, as we want them to still have energy left when you or your family come to pick them up. And the best scenario is for the dog to come home happy and content after a fun day.

Our skilled staff

The staff at our dog daycare centres are highly skilled and have extensive experience with dogs, both in groups and individually. Their focus is always on ensuring that dogs get to do the activities they love and enjoy the most. However, dogs’ energy levels vary from day to day, and the weather can also play a factor in the activities.
When the dogs are not active, they can rest and relax either in the exercise yards or in the indoor halls we provide.

Some of the activities and games we use are playing in a ball pit, digging in a sandbox for toys or treats, swimming in a pool or playing in the snow/grass depending on the season.

If this does not interest your dog, it can lie quietly and watch the other dogs or something else exciting. Or else, it can wander around on a discovery tour in the exercise yard.

Lots of space to explore

Our exercise yards offer plenty of space to explore and discover exciting things. Dogs can socialise in groups or spend time on their own. It simply depends on which individuals get along with each other, which is why we do everything we can to ensure that all dogs feel safe and comfortable.

Our staff are always present in the exercise yards or indoor hall to ensure that the group dynamics work well and that everyone’s needs are met in the best possible way. Dogs that are happiest and feel best when they are alone are, of course, taken care of so that they enjoy themselves just as much as all the other dogs.